France and Napoleon Press for Global Peace and Power
The excerpt outlines a French parliamentary defense of Napoleonic policy, urging continued war aims to secure Europe and balance seas. It argues England's actions threaten neutral rights, praises French leadership, and calls for ongoing measures to preserve national independence and global influence.
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Fredeb
Yan
Wea
Muda
Sorators
Cheloroug
Aries
Holand
Predere
Aoiuchenery
Truth
Prence
England
Brabant
Holland
Phere
Ib Battley
Charles
Gwon
Polland
Pheland
Englind
France
Kantor
Tratha
Europe
Windom
Ummenses
Necessiny
Waticas
Garmany
Italy
Bagtad
Rochelle
Loulou
Courtray
Aleice
Soewiey
Royal mercy declaration shields Faroe and Greenland settlements
In response to distress from the Faroes, Icelandic and Greenland settlements, His Majesty’s government proclaims immunity from attack and allows lawful trade with Britain. Inhabitants will be treated as Stranger Friends under Royal Peace, with ships and goods protected from seizure and depredation. Authorities to enforce the directive.
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Rio
Kear
Dslanda
Ferne
Ireland
Green
Denmark
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Vaid
Feroe
Terlanst
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London
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Kingdon
Average price of Mi Covado sugar and coal prices
Average price of mi covado sugar computed from returns for the week ending now is £2 ca. Td. per hundred tons exclusive of customs duties paid or payable on importation. Coal prices Whitehaven and Warrington quoted per ton.
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Great Britain
Old Memns seek Asylum for Poor Old Men in Dublin
A Dublin committee reports progress on founding a House of Mercy for needy elderly men. It outlines committee members, the 998 year lease near Fitzgibbon Street, and the first stone laid on the 6th of July 1810. The group appeals for pecuniary aid and lists treasurers and benefactors to finance the project.
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Biye
Dublin
Edward Martin
J. Hl. Lowther
Dames Sident
Work-street
Adan Boyd
Henry Sy
J. Kerr
Whitefriar-st
R. Kuweil
Bride-st
Wim. Hall
Pill-lane
G. Gallagher
Corker
P. French
Petersplace
J. Wright
Eysexat
T. Fanain
Lishop-st
J. Jones
J. Taylor
Detleatreet South Great Gear
Ee's-st
Fitzgibbon-street
House of Mercy
David Latouche
Restrictions on Export of Articles From British Territories 1809
Royal decree issued by the Privy Council orders suspension of exports of growth, produce or manufacture from certain countries. It references the British flag as exclusionary, mentions Gibraltar and Malta, and targets goods shipped directly from those regions. The measure aims to regulate trade via the royal authority and treasury directives.
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Iso
Privy Council
Ananner
Annity
Connery
Gebraltar
Malta
Krag
Convana Arandtay
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